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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

Richard Mansfield has bean playing :" "f""''u
h,n,cs all the wc'L Tn" greatest interest Il 'o'IN"'
,enftcd I'm The Icrtor'nnnr, II Ir JrA>l an" vi
Uyde.s The Preside AMI Mrs. Cleveland were PRES
cut IN Monday Al apparently enlNe' inc plco' ,''
uuch-as far as such plty can be enjoyed my
,yitd Sir Man, field g.. the White House and "i ms
invitation the young actor availcd himself on Ine''S
A. lie cabinet was m session when VT Mans h'io
called he only saw Mrs. Cleveland bnt uhl'rS' anu
mat no camc away lh"fo"sAN 'h"'n'ca WI" u"
v,urg mistress of rio Mhiic House.
While Of course every body in town saw VT. Mans
field who could possibly spare an evening mono were
so assblnous in their attendance at Abaughs as tn
members Of the Chinese Legation, The pay at all
time, ba, great fascination for Sem, and they fire.
,,lv m, seen occupying boxes at the theatres Eat
fr d. Jehyll and Mr. H. de- they conceived special
aGcction They saw the piece three times IN the
cnltsr OF the week Whether II was Jckyl' OF
:. Uy,les that fascinated them lEOw not. Iheil
cnuutcnanceS certainly did no; bctray any emotions
SIN | thought that discovered some sls> OF nierrl
mon among the party when in the third act Hyde
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
GOSSIP AT TIE CAPITAL.
THE BLIND BOSS" OF SAN FRANCISCO
WEST POINT LAUNDRY.
JUDGE RICHARDSON'S wiT-"DR. JEKYLL AND Mr..
HYDE" AND CHANG YEN HOoN-MR. CnIiDs'S

JUDGE RICHARDSON'S wiT-"DI JEKYLL AND Mr..
HYDE AND CHANG YEN HOoN-MR. CnILDss
DISCOVERIES
WASHINGTON. Nov. oG.-I have read good deal
Gently about tho doincs-wlth some expressions of
hope Of tie undoing-Of Chris.7 Buckley, tho
Blind EossT If francisco What
SORT OF man Is EucLcy!7 ! asked of
Congressman Woodburn Of Nevada "Well chris
is what you might call a mighty slick citi2cn' was
the reply. He continued: 81" Chris Is the youngest
Of three brothers. believe. The other two are dead
Unless my recollection is At fault they were both
hanged on the day. 1t rather unusual
coincidence one of them swung of by Wig
ianco committee In my state the same day that the
other hanged for murder In China. I'm tho
regular old-fa,honcd way. after regular trial
believe no had murdered American sea captain IN
a quarrel over the war II was I'm 1851 when the
feeling between Union men and scccsSioniStS was very
bitter, and buckley was strong southern SNnipahI
cr A. 10 Chris Well. h. IS a fine loohlG man;
his pa ncr keep liquor >tor, In san Francisco Wh'
Is place Of rendezvous for III" boys. mrs.
doesn't pay much attention 10 the liquor business
believe. but what hn DOESN'T know about running
Democratic politics in that town-an1 in the state,
too. for thai maucr-nuiOdv can tell IN. Elch
Well. supp0S" h" IS worth quarter OF million
most Of y hich he ha, mad' In politics. You sec ne
carries Nh" bag. and tn" boys have To come down
whenever he say, liz IS totally blind. but he
manage, know everything that Is going on In pol
tcs. He feel, his inhrmity. though and he went 10
ocuSt who could cure. at least give him some hope
of partial relief lie offered a fabulous sum, was
told. but came homo disappointed.
l. n tru" that Hearst owed his election 10 the
Wen, that's What tley say, and suppose it's
true
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
IT II ] 7
Ia...u ILL EnnlN

N.,rees: "Wly, Mary, told yon To man" T "P
,,om AN hour ago. and here It Is III ''riip.' Ian IN.
Mar. Yl, mum, an dd h'tho - ri mum an
mast came ia 10 put On 'aHo ''
the,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

f,,u I, VfliTHT0I TF'7'''|'77T''
,, ,od, c,,cts a crowded car no one moro uf'Py
"p'h - e.. ,,utt,s, oi him WHO .lVes h.l Ms so
app ,I w., /, me .orrcr WHO means |" "' IN
ca,c no ono abdicates before size 'o''"o' NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
WHY NE WAITED HEK 70 OPEY 1T.

From Ths EpOch , ,
,.,s.uA hox camo 10 day John, addressed I" you"
Iu-l and " Did you open II =
Wife: No" -, 7, may be ono
Husband "Wcll, wish you han ~ ''
u those dlngcd Internal machines"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

transformed I'm the presence Of Dr. LanYon' ihtH
" .Irkyllp The whole thing must nave aplFHFu ~
them like n Transformation seen" In a paniomne II
would bc interesting to know what impression was irii
upoL the mind, of these d~ing~i foreigners 10y INC
] noticed that the Minister adjusted :
black silk cap with the red button and the diamond
studded clasp with ucie ihoIghtfulncSS than cyei
when ihc play was over and h. made his wat MS
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
CHANCES HERE AND THERE.
BITS OF PERSONAL DESCRIPTION AND CON-
MENTS on TOPICS OF TIE TINE

'aih although many believe that cities and towns
best governed in States whore the municipal elections
arc held in tho spring and are entirely ASSOCIATED
from the state or National issues Congressman John
W. stewart. Of Vermont. who has been reared I'm the
simple democracy Of the town meeting. where every
mans voice may be heard, said to me day or two
since: II Is scarcely question to admit of debate
Thai cities lilo NrwYork and Boston would be vastly
"hced In their internal economy and the conduct OF
th"ir affairs. II they could have their elections for
city Officers separated from every other Tho election
OF municipal officers should be as much matter of
business and rs purely matter Of business with tho
taxpayer as the election Of board OF directors for
corporation by It's stockholders. Under the present
sN>icm politics and political reasons and cauS"s
dom'nai" the city elections. II politics that
in"rfrrcd To give New York Fellows instead Of Nco
fer District Attorney. II IS politics that retains Mayor
o'HHcn I'm Boston The way To remedy this
condition is 10 hold the elections on different
dates.1
The Ncw-York Club. which stands at the intersection
OF Broadway and FIN ave- fronting the Worth m"nu-
mru'. viii be- occupied after May next, by the
Madison square National Bank which - now on
twenty third IT, lis vaults and banking offices
VII occupy only small posion Of the ground floor
The remainder Of the building Will bc rcmodrlcd
for or.c"S. There long struggle among
nH"l"r Of competitors TO secure this property on
account of 30, excellent llcnior. Robert Garrett.
hcf 70 ne got Into trrnhle with the Baltimor" AMI
olio. wanted It for great uptown Ncw-York head
quarters for us Ilroad Telegraph aud cyprrs; com
P'r1cS The Nlckay- 'crn"t cubic people also
Thought 10 secure II. but fell back the Hoffman
House Lobby a, l",, expensive and equally convenient
I,,f,t 400 fr a. ",'' ' :, ANY,. I'm J.. HI" lav
inlow the face. If Won known club mon. ard to
See IN thor places round 'horld'r'd CLERKS an"
"N''l''' """"H "''I '"'' "''A' anu
TIE nnlc Of Marlborough was to have gone TO
DONEGAL" week a-o last night rs the guest 81
General simon Cameron. Donegal f. The i'l" 81 'i'
C'H'."T- country seat. IT Is s'N'''n mI'N i'.'
Harrisburg ~ the day came arc ma ih' ''"I"
lldn' 'hai",," Colonel James piNY. was l'' UP
win 'i' r"it ana The General CONAN ''hN ~ '"-
lc''hl'li = Iuhr without '"l"n'i i'i't 49, ,r
,n' '.tI NN '''ri"." l"'' "'"'' ,tt
g., l..t uh..t had lc.n = .YrrfcI L., I-r,7 Irinm"
and fl. D.lc was also .lN,i M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

the passage Of vehicles TO from the track than tho
socalcd train rail would be- recommended that
they be required to change twenty per cent Of their
tracks every year This would be no great burden,
ana In hvc years the entire city would be rcaid with
proper tracks They do not want To adopt the recon-
incubation because the vehicles be easily driven
on and on the train rails. That IS no excuse, how
ever They have no right TO the use OF streets to
Vie eXclnsIOn or Recommending OF Othcr irailc.7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27
MOST AT THE BAR.
THE ANARCHIST CREED OF HATE.
,,v, HE MAS LOoKs-THE CROWD IN THE COURT
,...1-ruE CONTRAST LAWNEES.

,,,v- rur NiNN LOOKS-THE CROWD IN THE COON'
roo,l- THE CONTRASTING LAWYERS.
$50, q, RAT .nnlcs of European civilization snmc OK
.,.n,lr t.r,h specimens OF humanity have come to
- ,,t q, more rcpulSiye looking creature than
o., ,,., nr Anarchist, could scarcely he found were
-, tile u eniierti0n Sifted with draHl Mos
s., LIS been so!n- during the past week "oIo,c
I'D. Cuviu-. Of the General sessions court wiz" i
if ,i,. incl tribunal Of the city NoSts station III
,ri community The Importance which ms d"ihsS i"s
s r, caarts of the authorities 10 suppress MN anu
- , ,,, which his prosecution has excited SHOW II
49, i.t ,,,.,i,o WY how easy II Is 10 become famous
aud If crrahe account, no matter hpW "eN "'u ''
,,.,, t... Qualities which commend public respect
INV this ,,ln Most "a stamped 10y Nature "r me Ni'"N
.bci There is absolutely noiiin- "h>n' ''e l'''"
t..t gives your sympathtc sentiments chance u"
, themselves, And VET Nc doe, not. on the o'her
t,,J i,.fr, any feeling of dread or profound u'''c'.
Whom Vol, Tool, bin over you are annoyed tra' so n'''
,otcr.ct, ou ne -iycn TO q man about whose "''"
tlcrc is 80 little that is impressive iuc'' ''
course no Justification FOR tins ic''lhI mum -,
and claude Du-als ana heroes 81 iA"-h'"'e" ,
orc NOT m, Kind Who sneak into dark "',HS ""' ,
bo,uhs And 1ct. you can but acAh'" '"- t.,
=. ..,.,,t that the rcco-nilei lct'cr' WIFI /"
80, i .r..,.ultc of body OF men VINO 'lui io''l"'
70 o,ertlfo,y all social government 'N" - I"'' '''
shoula look 10 De nothing o"' p"''o"' WI" ''O"'
crook noscd. pud-y. NioAd Brute. 81
That >. ia. very best that can he Sald "i MOST HIS
-, n.ir il.-tles without looking fierce over round
small head which taper, mp from liz nis wide ears one
owe SET cher up than the other and out OF 1t he Hp-
rrs % do Li> seeing. Its associate eye squnts and
o f have 40 other l1nC,ion than to add TO his gen
ON, ulne>- I~ curved NOSE ends in bulb ana looks
decidclv ncrry lie has neck in front. hut huge
one hcnini 1t rams up into his head which, shows ia
greatest dimension, just under his ears HIS checks
~, big m Gln5j and covered with thick coarse red
hoard IL has way IF working his mouth which makes
III, ,rre MAR lectures stu more sided. And this Is
~, maj, WHO i, going to OK erthrow Cars, Empcrors and
King. 10y what lie calls tie weapon OF Analciy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

r. scene in the court room Is decidedly unique. HIGH
ncbul the regulation bench sits Judge Cowins sial
vart fnelootinr man who resembles both in appear
onec and i'm the Of his voice the late President
Arthur His manner Is quiet, pleasant and easy He Is
seldom severe. never loud. He toleratcS much Hore
uois and demonstration from counsel than they would
N, likely 20 make un,indcrca before either the quick
postiyc Recorder or the calm. impas,vc Justice who
I,r,,lel over the Aldermauc trials. jude Co"ing s
decisions are given promptly aud quietly. AMI with The
air of magistrate who knows precisely what he Is
ahout
THE D,.ric,-Attorney's representative "A Mr.
De Ianccy Nicon. TIE young prosecutor VINO has 50
abundantly distinguished himself il the famous cases
that have occupied public attention GuIln5 1T. -I"i
tines term Of office Tie entire possession OF himself
and Of his case. IL j. alct ai repaliec cosent ana
earnest in argument and remarkably IL asnetc ID nan
ucr lie and the Jury are Oh excellent terms. one
Lis strong points Is the way he invariably unp' s'e7
Jury There is nothing OF tie prosecutor dOo"t IL n'
He never storms a. opposing counsel 20. 'eir'!~
animositv a.ainst the prisoner His every tone anu
gesture is an assurance 10 the jny th1 no cisoh c
ing actna:es his performance Of public duty. Ana ye
he presses home his points against the aciehHh' VIII
telling effect He manages to develop the story ol Inc
crime 50 that the interest Of the jury keen and con-
slant He never excites their expectation without sas
fvinc It. In trial he appears 20 best ADVANTAGE IN the
work of crosse xaminaOn. lie springs surprises on a
witness las, when any answer he might give would
damage the prisoner He lures his victims into appaI
en- security and then awakenS them SD suddenly tA III
their confusion they apt 10 tel the fatal trih'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

Moss defenders are that remarkable PAIR OF hWH''9'
Howe AMI Humuel Their ability l. not to be dehel'
.houc the uses To which is put constantly hNle we
Lawyers entitled to 20 IN tie de- nee
OF men whose guilt plain a. tlc muI III The gutter
District ttoruevs do not prefer them a. opponents
though by am means for they work To win every "'
Rio Mr Howe i pretty much all size and the size Is
abundant Little Mr.. Hunmel + exceedingly h'te
Big Mr. Howe has a sturdy voice. Little Dir Hummer
has n fine tim one. Big Mr.. Howe has an eApalHN"
chest End shirt front like meadow, ani III Tie GENRE
of II he wears a quarry of diamonds Little MT hummer
has nothing expansive save his saSaci'y' am HIS ~
front has 10 room Tor diamnOdS.
"Yonr Honor" saws big Mr. Howe in Wholesale tones
mir Nicoll nisapprehend the point This witness Wy'
he is German. lie says Now. want 10 TEST MS
tuovlc lcc of that tongue. He cshes that Most began
his speech with the words Brother Anarchists NO"
| want him 70 syg those words in German
Bruicr- Anarchists" said the witness
Mr.. Howe leaned away down on the table as II ne
,ncant 70 get unlerit Mr.. ITumne ciambcred far mp
10 the table a II meant 10 get on top I'll H. lher real
design was merely 10 effect the approach OF MI Howe
oar IN Mr. Vuumcrs mouth There vas Pau7b anu
,hen Mr. Howe came up and Mr.. IIummel went down.
.u..s wrong" cried Mr.. Howe. Ny learned ds-o
cio,e SAYS il should be BrudcrAnarciisien Now Inc
other roliceinan says that Most began fe!o" Saves
What's that IN Gcrinaal
aBrn lcr-~ e. lavcn." said the witness.
AGAIN Mr. Howe sank and again MI Hummer Nho'
,,D,ra,d and again Mr. Howe shot upward aho again
Mr. mmc sank
sWrong This witness don I know any GERMAN wv
learned associate who spoke i, in his cradle says th
i,, ,,l. are Nit cchlaveI >" observed Mr. Howe
NJ Nicou rose and beaned rcfulgcuiiy upon his OPP
ouerts Your Honor" he said, who is testiylhS. thc
= an nm ne stand or my friends learned associate "no9o
,,,.r, ,onouc crowed and prattied IN German Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

Failing into conversation about politics and answer
Ing questions well making suggestions Mr..
herman said Well. Governor Hill has played tho
Railroad Commssioncrship for all 1t was worth His
appointment has strengthened him. II was shrewd
move There IS nothing queer about my resignation.
prefer to practice law, finding 1t more conscnial and
more lucrative VIII Governor IIlll be candidate
for the Presidential nomination. By no means His
time VIII como IN 1-92. There Il quarrel be
tween Hi and Cleveland. The Democrats can only
carry this state when the friends Of both united
In a common object The old time Democrats are
supporting Mr. Cleveland because they believe they
can win with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

In tho Holman Il,u-e fhe Other nifht hear" W"
experience Of young 10" paper man in '"i"'" h.''
similar pl. gh who not - ioHuhdlc ~ inc i'''''
applied by h, friends. lie had sant iho night before
tho wedding at a poker table. The wine had h"""1
all too freely and his companion, bee ile aware a.
DAYLIGHT strrlmcd through The curtains oi ti'r room
that something must be dono 10 hraro mp Inc III
tended bridegroom. They rc,ortcd 10 tn old ana
heroic treatment Of making him swallow hot '"n''
and cayenne pepper hfcr Doe had taken over a 'api'
suooultl If the red continent, they wrapped hh up
in l.l,g blankets and sat do"n To await me Ir'u''
He presently bIo!c INTO a sweat H" IN"i''' 'n' u
to,i every trace Of alcohol ont oi b., system" ana III
feIl into A sleep like that OF an - ulaird chld Hn
Lnut irln-r his wedding bells CHANGED .h> WI" nm
anu St, ' mem not de r.vcd but thcs u.' be- ah'9
a- gn example type Of The rn'hl"r f"' 't,iiv
The day. Their experiences we're n"''I ''" p"''''
unmatched
chicago f., the natural inevitable and COMING
convention city oI The country said - a. '"'.'' "
that city yesterday. lie + member "i '"' '"'
Railroads Investigating commission ana az" ~
lr.r II tho Republican National t"fninli'c'' WIZ"
soo TO decide here tAe National Convention " u.
,.r shall be- held SIR. Litter continued " IL ""'''
IA lrcoinc me a. a member of the National 'oi'''''
from Illinois to raise great cry ia laN"I VI " :,
ryerylody knows that am IN fa' or "i h'''7'
,. 49, a convention ctly arc beyond question:
,,hcu convenience Of Vccc,S from all Ia''S VI Wv
,.,,,., HAZEL facilities, weather iTubabiuir' anu "
,,,,cr nf a hall AZ. considered, Ih'a~" nat ' M,
r,u Tho ness hail thai h., Boz ci''' u il,.,'.
Tor great conventions, VIII sea, IN i,r f,etc,
80" -. ,tc, iihr II IA the country win I'', '..,,
,.l...,,n viii lee the sica' on\thilnh ~ va
trv without any special ci"i % ''"''"'
l., : abroad Commissioner John j. Norman
,,,,c, has established himself with his hio'h'' J" "
,...ct,cc Of law at No 10 " all ST. Their i'"'''
i.,,tor Francis herman. viii he a c"nS"'''"R ',
-, tc firm ! met tho eX commissioner y" "
,,v Ia,t nlsAt. and We watched a S'I'o -, an
thai had boon caused by the dncH"S VIZ" .aid
&c. WAGON was driven OH tho trach n'
oNi ,id IA, mo- such difficulty a. that u ny
,onIa,ions were carried out The Ia" rcl"''.
n., fl, street car tracks shonld lbs so la" ~
~ ;ocommodo tho public travel. They uso tor
,o.,I,g rail. which is much Wer" ihroh'0"''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

see that Comui'- -"nrr 'uliIan las '""' wv"
AGAINST t.r ll ITO Increase tl' power ana u'-n'S VI
ti.. Department oi NgiIcrlture"-in other ""i"'' ~
make. IA, oru.-,ion.r a cabinet ohiccr-hecanse be-
want, to keep agriculture and politics apart. sup
most. tlcre may Bee some ether reason In fact th'rc
,..., lee ~. t,inni .oucr may lAvo succeeded IN
l..,ln. tlc U.ririmcut Ont II politics. bur 1t Is Ger
t, tina, a.. ha, moi been able TO keep lol'''' OUT 4"
,i. I.t,rtr,cut 70 he a Cabinet officer has Zee" '"'
,ut,ti.u Of many 4 Commissioners In i''' 7''r
,lJ Isaac newton. the first Commissioners VINO u'c'
to .tcu ,u-ar with an h' thought tna "' was 4"
,.,,l.r Of SIR Lincoln, 'ahiue and pi''cn''" "'in
.lf at t White House Ole day to take his sat VIII
seward stanton. base. and the other '"h'."".''"
advisor, OF th. President lie was H''eN""a' 10y
pointed to hud that hs " D'lai iMeh' vas ''"'
In name. ~, com.
II, those DAYS Mr. Iorrill was Chairman "l '"' D "
p,l,tce oh Agriculture, and bee became deeply lmlc "
,t l. l., tl,i on account of Dol, iteracy ana Ia u
, Iul.tr,fl,c ability, Mr. Newton was uhli 80 H'''
,t i'c. ,t Commissioner. but for long limo IL wa"
,,,,blc ia r.r,uadc Mi Lincoln 10 share thA' '""''
ton II was I'm vain that Mr. Morrill, p"'"'c" o"'
..,. f,lt, I'm Ncwtou's official compositions 81"
,r. ~ these the commissioner. speaking Oh '"'o
.,nn,d birds ln the litle Museum oil the bcP"' "' 49,
,,.,, ,,or 60 fin. foliage" Mr.. Lincoln. 1t IS sald'
ro,r.d over thls rhaSc-hu' he sun ''""- ~ ~
=, lat bovc,or Mr. Morrill, found hts oppoi 'uh'H'
am, s.,,cd f. Newton had expended a e" hundred
dollar. tu excess of the appropriations ne "'' '.a.,
,,r and ASKED 10 81 lain the matter ~ ,'r f,iry
~ M. committee. l'ore the 'hd'Iln >,,', ir,,rd
,l,,,r~h with bis statement ot lh' case ',b
s.,,7i .a,.,lt him hy the sleeve. anu " MS -.
Tho truth is that the expenditures Oh III, ,,ns
- H., .lr,e.lrl mas most -auguluf exp ~ '"il,
mont n' ~, ,Hc,yr,rd NJ Lincoln found ne"
,omn,i,,iorrr. Iui how many ot NcN'9n r"NId b.,N
n thcy wcrc frank and al IN 1t" r..,,rti..n, had
'.i ,L,t tle EXPENDITURES "t ih' l".P'' ~ An
,a' 1i ~ Up most sausuinc expectations All
II th-ul. | fancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

On" Of the rising men Of wealth Of the Northwest,
Who has been In Ncw-York for week, is r. NJ.
Merriam Of ST. Paul He Is president of the lead
ing National bank there and by shrcwd investments
I'm the Thriving cities of st. Paul and Minneapolis has
amasscd million I'm solid cash. These Two
cities the anomaly OF urban growth In America
or in the world, for that matter That two cities of
almost equal Size, vigor energy and growth 'hoGd
spring up within five six niles of each other IS a
marvel in the growth of cities. lille they arc like
twin, in many res poets they like quarirng man
and wife In others. They are rival, Ia every possible
dir ctou liut an inhabtani OF the outside world IS
not allowed by the inhabitants Of either city 10 say
word against the fair fame OF either Their com
mon interest YIELDS them like iron against common
enemy. The active spirits III both cite, are men OF
Vitality. rc,otrcc and power Mr.. Merriam Is a
fair type of them. Il. j.. .'oIi i..ty dr' OF age,
ii, ha, "A siucWy, athletic broad chc,tcd figure, red
aud why hdlr, inr lace "i "A Jolly Ntslriri laIh'r
than "A baulDi, and Cd Itu uu.ta, hr ami Io"lrc'
e.. q prominent Republican IA +, frequently IA d.
TONED a pu--ipic candidate lt Governor "i Ninn'-
SOFA. and Time more than 1air chance ihtl ne
may be- the ncNi nominee oi h, Ihty lol lhdi place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

Mr. Nicoll succeeded In getting Nosts speech clearly
before the Jury There were two policemen at the meet
ang They testified that they went III old rusty Clothes
ragged SLOUGH hats with dshevelled hair and nhSaveh
lsces and that they drank freely Of beer or IN oher
Words" as Mr. Nicou suggested. disguised as Anarch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

Tho same DAY that Nr Harper made those remarks
happened along Twenty c.th'h a. opposite tho
I.uh A,cnle Ih"afrc entrance. Just OF broadway,
Eycrar fhr brewer. is rcm.ioing old church il'o
gnr-rou' Turkish bath louise. on which q quarter
Il million dollars are being expended Tor SIX
weeks drilling has been IN progress a. This point -
secure au affc- fan VOL The worhmcn told mo that
iDcS had accom- p Lrl thou design "t Thing water
rrfh ,f 200 l--'. This !, only itr bio. A- from
fa~ IIfh Avenue Ifo'- whore fl- similar effort q,
ulsuccc--ful al folr llII"~ the depth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-27

The Dulc Of Marlborough was to have gone I"
DONEGAL" week a-o last night rs The guest 81
General simon Cameron. Donegal f. no" ti'l" Of The
Generals country seat. 1t is sixteen miles f""
Harrisburg y the day came arc Iul th' tru'i'Ir
lidus fChatcs" Colonel James pYNy. was lad up
with l' govt AMI The General couldu'f think II en-
tcrtaluir. Duir without Colonel Na'lF'- stance
1h" affair was tl"rful" postponed colonel p.Hl
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